Conor Benn Has Said It: "Just Let It Lie" - He's Moving On After Victory Over Chris Eubank
In a post-match interview, Conor Benn seemed to be taking the high road after avenging his earlier loss to Chris Eubank Jr with a unanimous decision victory in their highly anticipated rematch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. When asked about the possibility of a trilogy fight between the two, Benn surprisingly suggested that he should "just let it lie" and move on.
The 25-year-old British boxer's words were seen as a veiled response to Eubank Jr.'s earlier comments, where he implied that Benn was not ready for a third bout with him. It appears that Benn has taken a more mature approach after bouncing back from his initial defeat, instead of engaging in a heated exchange with his opponent.
Benn's decision to "just let it lie" may be seen as a sign that he is looking to put the past behind him and focus on his future prospects in the boxing world. The victory over Eubank Jr has undoubtedly boosted Benn's confidence and reputation, leaving many wondering if he will face the British veteran again in the future.
While there is no official word on whether or not Benn and Eubank Jr will meet again, it seems that both boxers are now choosing to prioritize their own careers rather than engaging in a war of words. As Benn himself said, "Just let it lie" - but for some boxing fans, this may be the end of an epic rivalry.
In a post-match interview, Conor Benn seemed to be taking the high road after avenging his earlier loss to Chris Eubank Jr with a unanimous decision victory in their highly anticipated rematch at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. When asked about the possibility of a trilogy fight between the two, Benn surprisingly suggested that he should "just let it lie" and move on.
The 25-year-old British boxer's words were seen as a veiled response to Eubank Jr.'s earlier comments, where he implied that Benn was not ready for a third bout with him. It appears that Benn has taken a more mature approach after bouncing back from his initial defeat, instead of engaging in a heated exchange with his opponent.
Benn's decision to "just let it lie" may be seen as a sign that he is looking to put the past behind him and focus on his future prospects in the boxing world. The victory over Eubank Jr has undoubtedly boosted Benn's confidence and reputation, leaving many wondering if he will face the British veteran again in the future.
While there is no official word on whether or not Benn and Eubank Jr will meet again, it seems that both boxers are now choosing to prioritize their own careers rather than engaging in a war of words. As Benn himself said, "Just let it lie" - but for some boxing fans, this may be the end of an epic rivalry.
. He's like, a mature dude now and he doesn't need to engage in all this drama with his opponent. It just shows that he's got his priorities straight and he wants to focus on becoming the best boxer he can be. I'm kinda sad though because it was an epic rivalry and I loved watching those two go at it 
. Benn seems like a really humble guy who's just trying to move forward and make a name for himself in the boxing world, and that's something we should all root for 
. It's easy to get caught up in the hype and excitement of a high-profile rematch, but at the end of the day, these boxers are just trying to advance their careers. Benn seems like a level-headed guy who knows when to pick his battles, and if he's confident that he can move on from this fight and focus on bigger things, then let him 
. Let's not forget, Eubank Jr made some pretty bold comments about Benn before the rematch, so maybe it was Benn's chance to stand up for himself without getting drawn into a war of words 
. Either way, it's good to see two talented boxers focusing on their own success rather than dwelling on past grievances 
. Can't people just leave each other alone after a fight? Like Conor Benn's comment about "just letting it lie"... yeah right, it's gonna get blown way outta proportion on here 
. It's like, move on from the loss and focus on your next match already. And btw, what's with all these trilogy fights everyone's so hyped about? It's just boxing, guys... 
my dude just proved to himself that he can hang with the best of 'em. and honestly, i think he's doing the right thing by not stirring up more controversy. his confidence is already sky-high after this win 
The boxing world needs more maturity like this, less trash talk and more focus on the sport itself 
. him and eubank Jr had one of the craziest rematches in boxing history and it's wild how calm he seems now 
. The thing is, Benn's win might have given him some leverage to dictate his next moves in the boxing world 
. Still, it'll be interesting to see how this plays out in the future... will they face each other again? Only time will tell 
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. But I guess if Benn wants to focus on his career and move forward, more power to him 
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, especially when you consider he was the one who got knocked down by Chris Eubank Jr in their first fight! I mean, it takes a big person to not engage with someone and just let it go. It's like, Benn's saying "okay, we said what we need to say" and now it's time to move on 
. Benn's decision to "just let it lie" is all about self-care and prioritizing his own well-being, which is something we can all learn from 
bennington has won the fight but at what cost to his ego and rivalries? he just wants to move on and focus on his career which is kinda sad 
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. I'm excited to see what Conor does next - he seems like such a talented young boxer! 
he's clearly grown as a person and not letting his emotions get the best of him 
. Can't these guys at least try to have a decent, scripted conversation? Sigh